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The Ohio Tally Sheet FOrxeries.

INDICTMENTS AGAINST EIGHT MEN FOUND ONE
TURNS STATES EVIDENCE.
press dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, says that
'the special grand jury impaneled to investigate
the Columbus tally-sheet forgerles Of 1885, re.
ported saturday evening" The sheriff refused to
announce the names of those against whom In.
dctments are returned until they could be
arrested, but 1t is understood that they are: Allen
o. Myers and Thomas J. Cogan, ex-member OF the
legislature; j. Z. Blackburn, lawyer OF Cincin-
natl; Fred. SteuDe, night-watchman at the vault
where the returns were kept; T. b. Montgomery,
ex-State attorney, and his brother, DIR. K c. Mont.
gomery. Steube was arrested and gave bonds
All the parties are democrats"
a Columbus special to the New York World
says: "The indictments were based almost
entirely upon the testimony OF Granville who
turned states evidence under promise or i'm.
munty. The indictment In his case was q mere
formalty and Will be nolle pressed, as to enable
him TO testify against the Others"
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Rev. Mr.. KaIlOch Reported Dead.
THE END OF MAN ONCE PROMINENT ON TIE PAcrrl

Fev. MIC K6J1OCD f3epOfteH D060s
THE END OF A MAN ONCE PROMINENT ON THE PACIFIC
COAST.
The death IS reported from What00m. Washing
ton Territory. OF Rev. Isaac s. Kailoch, who has
long been prominent figure on the Pacific coast.
He was elected mayor OF San Francisco on the
workingmen's ticket in 1879. During the campaign
he was sdot by Charles DeYOupg, at that time
editor of the Chronicle. The dispute grew out OF
a number OF personal attacks made by both par
ties. A few months later Kalloch's son went 10
the Chronicle Office and shot DeYoung dead, and
was afterward acquitted OF the charge OF murder.
AT the close OF his term OF Office as mayor Mr.
Kalloch moved to washington Territory. where be
has since resided. Rev. Mr.. Kalloch was rendered
somewhat notorious In New England by scandal
previous TO his going TO San Francisco.
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PRINCE BISMARCK iIL.-Prince bismarck VIVA
taken suddenly and severely III at FREDERICKSBURG
on saturday but has recovered sufficiently TO allay
apprehension HIS doctors emplaIically advise
absolute rest. He Is suffering from Indigestion
and nervous headache. Count Herbert Bismarck
arrived at FrledriCkSruhe Sunday
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
scREpULI IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. iss


sk srS nhSh sSb SSEfr'
Per Chicago and Northwest EKp daily 10 IS anl-
Tor Cincinnati and St LOuis EXP daily 40 and
For Piit.burs and Cleveland EXP. daily 10 So Ala.
il.s.ss, md N L station: .as s s
m, 2;35 3 m. and 80 pm. daily, Espres.
.deP6is IS 90 an aud IS j pm. '''s ,"1 ''''
lor sineerly and intermediate points. - 30 pm
s- iS SsS sH .S SS 20 10 20
$40 $50, SIS, e,ss 80, : IS and ] j SO ,n,.
50 20. So s. IS and 1i il sou sR '.s
For annspoli. 40 and 20 an. la 10 and = 20
ss 40 50 Am II IL os. so. 80 pm sanSsss
For Way stations between washington and Bsiti-
n"rs' 90 o 40 80 am l2 70. 20 30. Q -
sn "a 50 pm on Sundays. $50 Arn 80. $50.
fo5 ststions on SstroTOli,.n Branch. te Is an.
d 10 and 3 PINE nor son sasa. s' non. at u
Fer Sa,thersbury and intermediate points. 1880 .
bor Boyds aud intermediate stations. ~ 90 pm
Church trains leave Washington on sunday only 1t
III m-' stopping at al stations on Metropolitan
For FREDERICK. $40 an. 20 30 pm. rs 80 D.
For HIGERsf9&S. rs 40 am. and - sopm.
sinn ar 1r.m frS% Salcsso daily 20 and
IN. and 2:25 pm; from httsburs daily. z 30 am.
Prom Philadelphis. Chester and Wilmington. 10 ,4s
From Sinserly and Intermediate pOints north Of Bal
Trains leave Balsmore for Washington nj s IA.
iS go $50 $50 70 So 40 3 ~. nall H d
m on SUNDAYS. 9 80, . 20 . o5. 10 90 am. %.
aIoept sandss bs s Sg s sum 90 Sa s
Bagsase called for and checked At hotel. and red.
denees on orders LEFT at Ticket once. ois and ISL
" NJ CLEMENTS. Mauaser.
NIL G 4 LORD General Passenger Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.

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Gs e Sjl give private lessons or in ss
RR00KyrLLE ACADEMY-HoME SCHOOL FOR
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TRAIN RoBBsRY IN TExAa-The northern bound
train on the ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Rail-
road was stopped by three masked train robbers
i0 miles from Texarkana, ARK, Friday night
Inc express car was robOed OF 10000. The pas
sengers and mails were not molested. The train
was Just moving out OF Geneva station, when II
was suddenly stopped by the three men, who
mounted the engine. The postal clerk and the ex-
press messenger, knowing that something was
wrong, olew out the lights and locked The doors
OF their cars. The robbers fired several shots
through the windows and pred open the doors.
AFTER cutting the express car the robbers went
INTO the mail car, but the postal clerk told them
mat was Uncle Sans dominion and the men left
without disturbing anything. Onicers arrived on
the ground soon after the robbery, and kept up q
running nght with the robbers for mile and q
nall, wounding one OF them.
------~ON-
STAGE MANA0RR KILLED BY AN ELECTRIC SHOCK,
IN CInclnnatl JaA OConnetl. stage manager OF
Andrews Michael Stf0g0n company was struck
DEAD py an electric current running down the bell
wire AZ kobinson's Theater when ne rang down the
curtain last evening. Miss Collins whom he was
70 marty, Is almost heArtbroken.
Oregon gave 1850 majority against the uronibl.
tory ameoomeaL -.
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EssaAvss Am On SrsEna

Cfess on ssAiS wsichss o. JswsiEy. Gard EnsTsvinS
and Painting. Ssal EnGEsvtng . al III brsncheG
DookhudoFS Oie1 Soap Die ard steel Stamp CuttinS
huber ftsmps 10f maSkin1 ard al kinds Of samplnx
m.tsrial. 9S,4 q sty9f 1ailkoa kphsoidsrins; "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-12

The CROWN PRINCES THROAT HEALINa.-A San
Reno dispatch says the crown princes voice con-
1nues TO grow stronger. The Berlin 1doettott
says 1t has authority Tor the statement that recent
medical examinations proved that the healing
process IS progressing Iavorabiy in the crown
prince throat. The National Gazette announces
that II Is the express wish Of the crown prince that
no change be made In the customary winter enter
talnmenLS On account or his illness
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MEDICAL, &c.


n AIDES MAY CONSULT MADAME sEI.DEN.
IL the most experienced ladies' Physician IN the
city. in cases requiring confidential trestnent.
nrst-class accommodation for patients soo ~ e.
nR AND NINE sELDEN, LADIES' PHYSICIANS
~ Established 1855. skillful treatment for 81 spe
eial comllsints Advice free and sonnaenu = ~, -.
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF An
IL experienced female physaciAn should consult Mrs
DIR WILSON, HOS Park flace ne bet and Z and
11th and 18th sta n-e Ladies only. oI-or
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. 900 y ST.
the Oldest Estabshed Expert specas, 10 tn,s city,
and wll guarantee cure IN Al e,ss Z, a,ss.ss
s sl1l sda snd sworn ssere Dr. BRofHEsS
e g M u g a.y q sa f iss 5or 'As
dim
NINE DE FoREsT. LONG Est ABLIsHED. AND
~ reliable LAd,e. Physisssn can es soasalsed d.y
70 y. m. with Lsdissonly n3o-ims
ITHAs NEVER BEEN coSTRADIcrFp THAT
Or BROTHERS 10 the oldest established sdvertis-
ing ds. Isyscss-pb " fa; s1s{ Lois you e.a
PARTICULAR attention paid % all dssasss peculiar .
ladies. married or sinsie forss ys~rs sxpsrasnos
7,oE IMPORTATION CONCERNING A RETIRED
nm end .ls.s Ms. SkEa%kESfr aoRsa
Lombard 81. Baltimore. Nd. n23-wks3ms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
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power y i,ss..ss vor 70 the whole svsssn Male .
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERs AXE THE
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ATTORNEYS.

" Law, Barbour Law Building, $50 Louisiana
svsnus. Warrington. D. G. kssidanca 12ls q g
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p OTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK FORTRESS MON
~ Roe. AND THE SOUTH
Steamers GEORGE LEARY and LADY OF THE
LAKE one of which leaves ashngton daily > n IN
Close connection with Boston and PrONidence steAl-
ers also with all other rail aud Steamboat lines
Steamer Leary lands Rney Point going and return
ing Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
Steamer Lake lands at CorLfed Haripor gOng aud
returning, Tuesday. Thursday and saturdays.
Knox and Lloyds express Will call and check bss-
gage hotels aud private residences Tele.h0necan
Ieary. "a 5-3. Lake ~
PASSENGERS will be on and after the 18th 81 for
ssF ht az keta rd 4 rarnA trim
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Oregon gave 1880 majority against the prohibi.
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Mt. VERMONT MT. vFxNoN,
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves Sthereet wharf daily (except sunday for Mt
Vernon and River Landings far down Glymont at
10 O'Clock u IN Returning. reaches Washington
about $50 p m
sl6 L. L. BLAKE. Captain
IroR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON STEAMER "MAkEFITI.D-
Leaves eth st wharf on MONDAYS 1HURsDAYS
aud SATURDAYS at am. Returning IuEsDAIS
FRIDAYS. and 81 NDAf pm, touching NJ River Land
Iss Is far % NSmni creek. curro,nan. "a. and 81
Shepherds. See schedule JOHN Is. PADGETT, Az
c. w. RIDLEY, Manager. . ja25
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PROFESSIONAL

DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
hidden mystery revealed Receivers lost or stolen
property. Causes speedy marrases. Brings separated
together Gives success In busnesa Removes all
family troubles. Cures sickness All in trouble will
time and appointment by calling this genu-
and sdvertises only what he do. Sittings, soc.
Hours 8 70 T. Open Sundays. 42l 9TH st NV. o8l0ws
CUPERFLUoUs HAIR OBLITERATED, LEAVING
- trscA BY my electric needle process; ten years
practice. MRS. DR. GABRIEL.
d5-6ts 1921 q st. ny.
NENK BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
M LIFE All business cou0dentAl Ladies' and gen.
tlemep 50 cent. each 4OS street. between 4th aud
9th streets northwest s6-14ws
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WANTED-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40 GIVE
w lessons In Greek. Latin. English branches and
German conversation. Terms reasonable and hishest
testimoniAla Box No 4. Star oxhce. n5-6ws
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m pr1rxxs THE RELATIONS OF raR CHURCH AND
fpB cfyu PowKB A. UNDERSTOOD by CATHOLICS
LOYALTY TAUGHT BY THE cHURcH--rHE QUESTION
on RpCC ALTON.
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ORATORr"
eours. go. q HARfYS Coz SEND Tor esss-
logue. dlO-3m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-23

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND seems to hesitate
about calling au extra session Of Congress.
II he fails to do his duty to the country In
this particular, the financial storm that will
sweep over the land and engulf the Dempc-
rscy will be but family represented by the
indignation OF the loyal people aroused by
The Drum proposition to return the flags
The failure OF the Fidelity Bank is but a
danger signal. Perhaps the President In
dorses the idea of Secretary Fairchlld, that
the money Shylocks will come to the rescue
and will not demand the pound
of flesh. The tax gathered in
the tobacco states equals $40 per
acre on the tobacco crop. Sugar, an elm
ported necessary" of life, pays tax equal
to 97 cents for each OF the entire popula-
tion. Contraction OF the currency con-
tinues, imports are greater than exports by
S15,0O0,000 per month, the deficit is met by
foreign loans of SGo,oOO,O0O in gold in the
last sixty days, the long haul doubles the
price of transportation for the staple pro-
ducts Of the country, which lessons the
debt-paying power of the producer and in.
creases cost to the consumer. Yet the
President hesitates. How long, oh, how
long will the people let the Democracy rule
the countryl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-23
PERSONALITIES.
AToR TELLER Is In the city,

SENATOR TELLER Is In the city.
Miss HATTIE DE FORD, OF this city, Is at Old
Point Comfort.
EX-REPREsENTATIyE HANCOCK, OF Texas, Is
stopping at the National Hotel
MIR. LEVI BACON, financial or Disturbing
clerk OF the patent office, is dangerously IL.
REV. WARD BACHELOR, formerly pastor OF
the Gurley Mission Chapel, died in the City of
Mexico on the 18th instant
II. G. JOHNSON, J. p. Reed, o, Il. Usher, u. s.
N, NJ. johnson, U. 8. N, W, d. Fletcher, U. s.
N, are at the Hygeia, Old Point.
THE resignation of Mr.. Lyman, chief of the
mercantile marine bureau Of the treasury, has
been accepted to take effect Aug. 81.
JAMES s, MORRILL,, sou and only child of
Senator Morrill,, is seriously III with typhoid
fever at his fathers residence 10 this city
EX-SENATOR LEWIS, of Virginia. is stopping
with his son'in-law, j, Amber Smith, aud
win baye an operation performed Oh his eye
to improve bis sight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATEB.

NEW NAIlONAL THEATEH,
The Fitzgerald company continues to draw
frst-class houses to "a Night In Venice" The
opera becomes more fascinating on acquaiut.
ance.
Next week the "Mascotte'' Is on the boards.
There Will be three very important additions
to the company--Verona Jarbeau, John How
son, and Fred Urban-and the beauties OF the
opera Will be done full justice to. The box
oiiice opens to-day for the sale of seats
ALBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The bohemian Girl" one OF the best of all
good operas, with more pretty airs In II than
any other opera on the stage, will succeed
Ia Belle Helene" Everything necessary To
a successful presentation will be found in the
work OF the company; they would seem to be
especially fitted for IT,
KERHAN's SUMMER GARDEN.
Grieve's Burlesque Opera Company aud a
good specially company beside are billed for
this place next week, Miss Alice Raymond
the coTnelist, and Barney Reynolds are re-
tanned, and Charlie Banks returns TO delight
his host ofirlends.
HARRls's BIJOU THRATER.
Those who desire to see a more than good
performance of "Sam'l of PoSen" will have TO
hurry up for this popular place of amusem ent
closes on Saturday night aud will not re open
until Aug.29. MIS- Eme Lascelles 10 the great
attraction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-23

aD-Partics leaving the city during the heated
term can have the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLIC
CAN mailed to their address by sending their
directions 10 the business Office at the low
price of so cents a month, prepaid, including
postage. By this means they will have daily
information of what is transpirlng at Washing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-23

Garibaldi celebrated his birthday on the 9th
instant. Fifteen hundred people went from
Genoa to Caprera to congratulate him. Wash.
ington Post
Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Italian liberatsr,
left Caprera some years ago for the "dls
tant land of the hereafter" Those flt.
teen hundred Genocse may have congratu.
lated the dust he once wore.
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AUCTION SALES:
GALE OF THE ALEXANDRIA AND
~ WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

~ "hohlNuloN hAlLhohDs
By virtue and under authority of a decree
rendered by the circuit court of the United
siates for the eastern district OF Virginia on
cause OF Alexander Hay VS.. The Alexandra
and Washington Railroad Company aud 9th.
ers therein, depending, the undersigned, a
pointed by said decree to make sale Of the
property therein described, will expose to sale
at public auction in front Of the custom house
Alexandria, Va. AT IL o. CLOCK NJ on SAT.
URDAY, THE 9TH DAY0E JULY, 1887. all the
rights, PRIVILEGES, furniture, and property oft1c
ROAD COMPANY. except the fund now or
hereafter, to come into the hands of the re-
ceiver In said cause and debts due said COM
The railroad of the said "The Alexandria
and Washington Railroad Company consists
of double track railroad, from point In the
county of Alexandria, state of Virginia, oppo-
site the city OF Washington, d. c., near the
south end OF the. Long bridge, to ST. Asaph
junction, in said county, two single tracks
from st. Asaph junction into the city of Alex
Duke street, and the other through st. Asaph
street to Princess street, with side tracks, turn
outs, &c. A complete schedule Of the prop
erty OF said company Is contained In the mas
ter's report on file among the papers in said
cause.
Terms of sale-cash as to the ollowing sums
viz: s59,6l027. with interest thereon at the
rate of per cent. per nnnum from January
10, 1882. until paid; 100000, with intares,
throeon at the rate of 9 per. cent per annnm
from July !. 1857, until paid; $4,000. with in
terest thereon at the rate OF II per cent. per an;
mum from January 90, 1862, until paid, aud
with interest upon all Of the half yearly cou
pons of s35 each., attached to each of said
bonds, and on each running from the 22d day
Of July 1862, to the 22d day of July, 1877 both
included. until paid; s79,ll5.92, with interest
on $50, ,G962 20, part thereof, from September lj,
1883, till paid, and s227S5 .G2 with interest on
s9,5ll.lS, part thereof. from September 10
1885, till paid, and as to the residue of the pur-
chase money. upon credit of one two, and
three years, with interest from day of sale,
evidenced by negotiable notes, the title being
retained under the control OF tho court until
full compliance has been made with the terms
of sale, and until all the money Is paid. aud
subject to resale In case of default. A deposit
of $4,000 Ill be required when the property
is struck of. The purchaser not to be let into
the possession of the property until after the
final ratification of such sale, and the future
order of the court to that effect.
NJ. +. PLEASANTS,
Master and Commissioner to make sale.
Conveyancing at the cost OF purchaser.
my9-mthSw.
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Co,iision Betweon steamers.

The case Of George L. Sheriff, owner OF
steamer Mattano, against the Washington
Steamboat Company, has occupied the first
division of the circuit court for the past
two days. In 1888 the steamer City OF
Alexandria and the Mattano collided, aud
the owner Of the latter, claiming that the
act was deliberate and intentional upon the
part OF the officers Of the City Of Alexan
dria, entered suit against the company TO
recover 5000 damages. The defense deny
the charges as made.
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The California Exposition,

Assistant Secretary Maynard has granted
the application of the Mechanics Institute
of San Francisco for permission to exhibit,
without payment of duties, foreign goods
intended for the coming exposition to be
held by the institute, subject to the condi.
tions usually prescribed In such cases, one
Of which is that the exposition building be
bonded as warehouse Of class 3.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-23

The civil service commission has invited
the secretaries Of the local civil service
boards in New York. Philadelphia, Boston,
Chicago, Detroit, st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Buffalo, and Louis
vile to meet In this city Friday, June "a,
for the purpose of comforting with the COM
mission with view to so systematlzing the
work OF examinations as to make them
practically the same in all OF the larger
cities OF the country,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

eSseNoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
S nr rata t o le ta m ,nns ,uu WI u, Se m
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home OF Washing.
ton, d. c., at the office OF Marcellus Bailey, sol
i street, Washington, ID. O., on THURSDAY,
JULY IA, 1887, at 10 o'clock n. m.
To ontitle beneflciaries to share In the distri-
button, evidence that they were inmates of the
home must be filed before the day above
named with the Rev. Il. Sunderland at his
house, No. 32S street northwest, Washington,
ID. G.
This will be the final settlement, after which
no part of said fInd will remain in tho hands
of the trustees of the institution.
BY order OF the committee OF the board OF
trustees appointed for this purpote.
b. SUNDERLAND.
MARCELLUS BAILEY,
jel5.w3t Committee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-23

THE Globe-Democrdt has cartoon OF the
Worlds balloon, going east attached to a
train Of freight cars, while Pulitzer is pur-
chasing the crown diamonds in Paris, and
helping celebrate Victoria's jubilee In Lon
don. This is enterprise, spiced with va
riaty
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-23
EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE.
Believed 1t Can BE Built within the
Appropriation.

The Secretary Of War received yesterday
the report Of the board Of engineer officers
on the Eastern Branch bridge. The report
will be acted upon at once, and will doubt
less be approved. 1.-THE board is Of the
opinion, based on estimates submitted in
Col. Hains's report, that Advertisements
for the construction OF bridge on the pro-
posed line, In which the material OF the
frame and its supports shall be iron and
stone, the clear width Of structure not less
than thirty-two feet, the height Of roadway
above low water thirty-flve feet, will bring
out bids for the work within the limits OF
the APPROXIMATION